Le Palais de l'Inde sur Lyon

Friendly staff, I arrived just as they were opening and they guided me to order. The brioche praline was divine!

The items are of good quality, but there aren't enough tables for lunch.

Like this place a lot, the brioche praline rose and the chocolate pastry were good but the coffee wasn’t great, not strong in taste enough.

A very good bakery with local pastries. The service in the morning was quick and pleasant; there are even a few tables outside to enjoy their beautiful and delicious products in peace.

Good food, plenty of choice, but a cold welcome. The small outdoor tables are a nice touch.

I tried praline brioche from two places, and I liked this one better because the flavor was distinct; it was generously filled with praline, making the inside moist and sweet, while the outside was crispy as the praline hardened. You can think of it as bread made with red sugar syrup and chopped almonds. However, some of the reviews... people really love giving harsh ratings for ridiculous reasons, even though they want to save as much money as possible.

Their croissants are delicious.

We are French residents of Indonesia, and every time we return to Lyon, we can't resist stopping at this bakery. Everything is delicious: the praline brioche, the cookies, the pizzas, the pastries, the lemon tart, and so on. You'll never be disappointed, so be sure to stop by. It's always busy anyway, so you can't miss it. A special mention to the waitress this morning who gave us a warm welcome and a smile. Well done, and keep up the good work!

Pistachio custard tart: I think it's mostly artificial flavoring and green coloring for a relatively high price. On the other hand, the praline puff pastry was excellent. Large, generously filled, and very fresh praline brioche. Charging €0.20 for a paper bag at €30 is not good business practice.

During my stay in Lyon, I went there several times. The praline brioche is incredible, and I even brought back a bag of pralines. I recommend it 100%!